Keswick

Keswick is a Victorian town and the largest town in the northern part of the Lake District. It is the birthplace of the earliest graphite pencils in the world. The weather was very good that day, tourists were everywhere in the town, and the town became very lively.

Keswick is a small town close to Covent Lake in the English Lake District. It can be reached directly by bus from Windermere Town Railway Station. Covent Lake is more natural than Windermere Lake by comparison, and you can take a boat trip around the lake, which is beautiful.

The Lake District is composed of several lakes scattered in the deep mountains of northwest England. It is a scenery not to be missed when visiting the UK. Traffic strategy: There are several small cities to reach the Lake District by train or drive from Manchester. This time, my choice is to drive to Keswick for two and a half hours. Highlights: Keswick Lake is the smaller one in the Lake District. She is very quiet. In the evening sunlight, the landscape becomes ink, like an ink landscape painting. Walk from the trestle bridge by the lake into the center of the lake, immerse yourself in the natural scenery, forget the passage of time, forget the hustle and bustle of the city. There are cruise ships and small boats on the lake, and it is worthwhile to take you around. What's more, if you have enough time and budget, you can charter a two- or four-seater small plane from Carlisle Airport to travel through the mountains and autumn forests and overlook the lake from the air. If you have enough time, you can start from Keswick and visit many unknown but picturesque, quiet and pleasant rural towns along mountain trails. The experience is absolutely superb. Hotel guide: Keswick has many old hotels, small hotels, and B&Bs, some in the town center and some by the lake. No matter which one you choose, you can experience authentic English country life in this quiet town for a few days. Food guide: There is a great Fish & Chips on the main street in the center of the town. It smells fragrant tens of meters away. There are often long queues. It is worth a try. Little Tips: When traveling in the UK, keep warm no matter what season. . .

Kassik is a small town with a mountain stream, like an English pastoral landscape painting.

Kassik is a market town in Cumbria, England, north of Lake Derwent, close to Lake Bass White and Lake District National Park. It was a cheese market long ago and a lake area pedestrian base, an outdoorsman's playground. Kasik is a paradise for hiking, camping and mountaineering, the most beautiful mile of the lake area, the highest peak in England